The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has announced the AP LAWCET/ PGLCET 2025 exam dates through an official notification. The AP LAWCET 2025 and AP PGCLET 2025 exams are scheduled for May 25, 2025. The AP LAWCET and AP PGCLET 2025 exams are held to gain admission into 3-year LLB, 5-year LLB and LLM programmes in the state. The AP LAWCET 2025 notification will be soon released on the official website: lawcet-sche.aptonline.in. The AP LAWCET 2025 registration 2025 is expected to begin tentatively in March 2025. Candidates can apply online from the official website- cets.apsche.ap.gov.in before the last date.
The AP LAWCET 2025 exam will be accepted by law colleges in Andhra Pradesh. The state-level law entrance exam is conducted for admission to 3-year LLB, 5-year LLB, and LLM programmes.
Details | Dates |
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Release of online AP LAWCET/ AP PGLCET 2025 application | March 2025 (tentative) |
AP LAWCET/ AP PGLCET 2025 exam date | May 25, 2025 |
Particulars | Details |
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Mode of exam | Online |
Duration | 90 minutes |
Type of questions | MCQs |
Total number of questions | 120 |
AP LAWCET Total marks | 120 |
Marking Scheme | 1 mark for every correct answer. No negative marking. |
Candidates will have to ensure they meet the AP LAWCET 2025 eligibility criteria before filling up the application form. The AP LAWCET eligibility criteria 2025 includes requirements such as minimum educational qualification, minimum passing marks, age limit, and other requirements.
Particulars | 5-year LLB | 3-year LLB |
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Educational Qualification | 10+2 or equivalent. Candidates appearing in their class 12 exams in April/May 2025 can also apply | Graduation in any stream. Candidates appearing in their final year exams in April/May 2025 are also eligible to apply. |
Minimum passing marks |
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Age limit | No age limit | No age limit |
Particulars | Details |
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Educational Qualification | LLB graduate from any recognised state or national university. Final-year candidates can also apply |
Minimum Marks | General/ OBC - 50% SC/ ST - 45% |
Age limit | No age limit |
On Question asked by student community
Hi,
A rank of 3202 in AP LAWCET is decent and may help you secure a seat in government or aided law colleges, especially if you fall under a reservation category like BC, SC, ST, or EWS. However, whether you get a free seat (full tuition waiver) depends on your category and financial background. Government law colleges have low fees anyway, but tuition fee waivers are typically given to economically weaker students (EWS/BPL) or those eligible under fee reimbursement schemes in Andhra Pradesh.
All the best!
With 2403 rank in AP LAWCET and being from the BCB category, you have a good chance of getting admission in a decent private law college. In the previous year, students with similar ranks got seats in colleges like Velagapudi Durgamba Siddhartha Law College.
Your rank is within the usual cutoff range for BCB category, so you should be able to get a seat in counselling. Just make sure to fill your choices carefully during the counselling process.
With an AP LAWCET rank of 889 in the open category, you have a solid chance of getting admission into several well-known law colleges in Andhra Pradesh. This rank is considered competitive for both three-year and five-year LLB programs in many private and semi-aided institutions across the state. While top government law colleges may have slightly lower closing ranks, your score still gives you good scope in the counselling process.
Colleges like All Saints Christian Law College in Visakhapatnam and Anantha College of Law in Tirupati have previously admitted candidates with ranks close to or above yours. These colleges are known to accept students with ranks up to around 900 in the open category, depending on seat availability and category-wise distribution during counselling rounds.
To improve your chances, you should register for the counselling process and fill in as many reasonable choices as possible, ranking them according to your preference. Keep a close watch on seat allotment updates across rounds, as many good colleges tend to have vacancies in the later phases. If you stay consistent and flexible, there’s a high probability that you’ll secure a seat in a good institution with this rank.
All the best!
Yes, you qualify with 61 marks under BC-B for admission to law programmes in A P. You may need to pay some fee upfront, but once fee reimbursement is procedure due tuition should be fully covered.
Dear aspirant,
While we cannot provide a specific "top 10 list" as that is subjective and dependent on individual college preferences and rankings, but if you want top 10 college list or rank wise college list then you can visit the link given below.
https://law.careers360.com/articles/ap-lawcet-rank-wise-college-list
Or if you want toppers list then you can visit this link attached below.
https://law.careers360.com/articles/ap-lawcet-toppers-list-2025-out
Thank you
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